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  • Plugin Contributor genetech

    (@genetech)

    Hi,

    Here’s the quick fix for this.

    Open up pie-register.php in text editor of your choice find:
    'loginredirect' => get_option('siteurl'),

    Replace it with the following:
    'loginredirect' => '',

    I hope it helps

    Thanks

    This is maybe for some old version. This solution is not working any more. Please help me with the new version of pie register. How can I Disable After Sign-in URL ?

    OR..Please Let me know the version of Pie Register for which you recommended this solution 10 months ago.

    Pie Register’s After Sign-in Redirection is interfering with the normal functions of my website. It throws away the user from the page he is working on. It must be disabled. And I dont think my wordpress will support older versions of Pie Register, so it will be great if your provide solution for the latest version.

    Plugin Contributor genetech

    (@genetech)

    Hello,

    #1: You can set the After Sign-in URL to default from the drop down for WP default redirection.

    #2: You can pass any URL or current page URL in redirect_to variable to force User redirect back to the previous screen.

    Hope it helps

    Thanks
    The Pie-Register Team

    Is there any simple way to do that?

    Is there no way to make it just send the user to the dashboard like normal?

    Plugin Contributor genetech

    (@genetech)

    @securebiz: For now these are the most simple ways! However, in our next release we will allow you redirect users back to the page where they were!

    Thanks

    Plugin Contributor genetech

    (@genetech)

    @sheepzilla:

    Please follow this instructions:

    Please option pie-register.php in a text editor of your choice.

    go to function afterLoginPage()

    Scroll Down to the last “if/ELSE” where it reads:

    wp_redirect(site_url());

    Replace it with:

    if($option['after_login'] == "-1" && $option['block_wp_login'] == "0")
     wp_redirect(admin_url('profile.php'));
    else
     wp_redirect(site_url());

    Thanks

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